We spent a few years in college experimenting with mixes, determined that we could come up with better drinks than "martinis" or "daquiris" or "manhattans" Tang was one of the materials we experimented with, and it didn't work real well. Be careful, or you may turn the Space Train into the Vomit Comet.
Can you even buy Tang anymore?

He he.  Tang.

The Red Star had a tangtini for a while that was absolutely to die for... think it was ice cold vodka + tang with a rim of tang powder. Yum yum yum...

Serve it chilled from a moon boot

Since a couple years ago, the only Tang I've seen has artificial sweeteners in it. I used to buy it to take on trips, but now I get the generic stuff with real sugar. It makes a good slushie. Maybe add a splash of peach schnapps?

This is an NA version for those of us who are through with the hard stuff, or on a monitor, or both.

When I did my Outward Bound Trip (M276J, if we have any VOBS alums out there) we had a hot drink they called Russian tea.  I am not sure what it Russian about it, but here's what it was:  1 - 2 parts TANG, 1 - 2 parts Lipton instant iced tea, add hot water to taste, mix and serve.  Also good cold.  

The after story is that we liked this stuff so much that we rationed it, in case of cool. mornings, etc.  So at the end of the trip we had quite a bit left over and I was allowed to take it home.  I put it away and while I was in college and etc, my mom would occasionally dig it out as a remembrance, unsure why, but that is just one of those mother things, I suppose.  Her favorite part?  Pine needles and twigs preserved from Quetico preserved for years afterward in all the sugar and flavor crystals.  

I wish I could go to your train/show but I have to work (Speedy).  

In a side note Speedy Wienie has been considering bringing out the TANG as a supplemental beverage, maybe for a special event.  All of this has me thinking about it even more seriously.

I'd love it if my wife or my boss or some other person actually paid that much attention to some thing I wrote or said.  Especially when I act like I know what I'm talking about.  

As long as I'm here, Sue, did you try my recipe?  Did I remember correctly?

Me too. My mom refuses to believe she ever made it for tupperware parties.